Update: The Boone County Sheriff's Office announced on Wednesday afternoon that David Brown had been located in Whitley County, and is safe. His family has been notified.
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The Covington city commission approved on Tuesday night new regulations for homeless shelters in a 4-1 vote.
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This story has been updated with new information from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet that the road closure will now be for more than one day.
Diocese of Covington Bishop Roger Foys will provide a blessing and dedication of the new building expansion project at St. Henry District High School in Erlanger.
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The Kenton County Fiscal Court accepted a bid to purchase the former Planning & Development Services (PDS) building on Royal Drive in Ft. Mitchell.
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Three fifth-grade students from Erlanger-Elsmere Schools presented to Erlanger city council last week the letters they wrote about drugs.
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The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) continues to accept feedback from the public about its proposed route changes and consolidation.
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The Dayton city council voted Tuesday to move forward with an infrastructure project involving sidewalks along Dayton Pike.
Part of Independence Road (KY 2045) will close for about 60 days next Monday, Feb. 17.
The Horizon Community Fund has decided its inaugural Horizon Nonprofit Awardees, and will celebrate them at the 2020 NKY Philanthropy Symposium on March 17 at the St.
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The cities of Covington and Ryland Heights, and Grant County were awarded funds from the Kentucky Department of Library and Archives (KDLA) to preserve and manage local government records.
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The City of Edgewood will take part in a new investment system, as presented by City Administrator Brian Dehner this week.
The system starts on Feb. 14.
Some Northern Kentucky high school students may soon be eligible for free tuition and other benefits through Gateway Community & Technical College and Northern Kentucky University.
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Governor Andy Beshear and Commissioner of the Department for Local Government Dennis Keene announced nearly $500,000 for projects in four Northern Kentucky cities on Monday morning.
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